how to get safari to remember login and password after I said do not remember

Ok guys, I had this same issue, certain sites were not asking whether or not I would like to save the password for auto fill. Here is the NO BS answer on how to fix this.

1. Open "Finder"

2. then open "applications" and open the "utilities" folder

3. Open "keychain access"

4. On the left, under catagory select "passwords"

5. on the bottom of the window there is a small square with a "+" indicating add. Click that and enter the desired website/username/password then click "add"

6. AND BOOM!!! Your credentials are saved!! now open safari and go to the desired website, your username and password will be auto filled.

I had this problem last week and solved it with a Keychain Reset. Note that it does create an all new keychain, so make sure you have your other passwords recorded somewhere.

Keychain Reset

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1. Launch Keychain Access - it's in your Mac's Utilities folder.
2. In the column on the left, under Category, select Passwords.
3. In the filter field at the upper right - the one with the "magnifying glass" icon, type a few characters of the website you wish to use. The relevant Keychain entries will appear, indicating (Passwords not saved) if that was your preference.
4. Select the Keychain entry, then Edit > Delete. Confirm the dialog by clicking Delete.
5. In Safari, navigate to the website(s) in question and log in. This time, elect to save the password.

It might be a corrupted keychain ...

Open Keychain Access located in HD > Applications > Utilities

Open Keychain Access then select Passwords on the left.

Right or control click a keychain then click Delete.

Back to Safari. Login to the website you want the password autofilled.

Click Yes when prompted to save that data to a new keychain.

Keep in mind, not all websites espcially financial institutions allow the autofill feature.

Certain sites, banking sites for example, request that the browser not save passwords.

Some browsers ignore the site's request or can be configured to do so. Safari used to be one of them, but not any more.

I am also having the same problem..I chose not to save a password for my college student service website, and now i regret it because i have to manually log in every time i go on. But i tried the Keychain Link and the website that i am trying to save a password for is not listed. It is also not listed in the preferences page of safari either.

So is there any other way i can get safari to remember my password for this website?

Open Safari Preferences, switch to Password tab, you'll see a line which notes your site followed by "never saved" marker. Just remove it, then it will ask you again when you back to that site and enter your login info.

I'm on an iPhone 4s running iOS 9.1 and I can't seem to solve this issue. I have Keychain turned on and it's saving the password but it's not populating the username when I get to the website (www.vetcompanion.com) so I have to type it in each time. Does anyone have any other thoughts for me? Thanks,

Good luck trying to fix this! They broke Safari over 4 years ago and still cannot or will not fix it. Every time I use this ipad2 I have to relog into every single saved website I use. I can log into Google, close Safari, open Safari and am already logged out. Awesome job APPLE....NOT

Are you asking about Safari for the Mac, or for your iPhone? There are different procedures for each one.

From the Safari menu bar, select

Safari ▹ Preferences... ▹ Passwords

Find the address of the site and delete the entry from the list.